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Getting apk file

 
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I have finished developing a Game in Unity 4.6 and want to know how do I generate apk file for Android device, I know the location of Android SDK and JAVA SDK and selecting them properly when choosing the "Build" option but getting a error after selecting location for both SDK as shown in image below in attachment.
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What IDE are you using?
With Eclipse the apk file is in the project's bin folder.
D:\AndroidDevelopment\workspace\MyHelloWorld\bin\MyHelloWorld.apk
 
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The screenshot is from Unity 4.6 and I am using MonoDevelop IDE with unity for developing a simple game.
 
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Unity 4.6 and want to know how do I generate apk file


Sorry, I missed that.  Does the IDE you are using have some documentation that tells you how to use it
or is there a forum for that IDE where there might be someone that knows the answer?

Most people use Android Studio or Eclipse as their IDEs for Android development.
 
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